Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado reports ally Juan Pablo Guanipa was abducted by heavily armed men in Caracas just hours after his release from prison, raising serious human rights concerns.
British EdTech startup Doris is expanding worldwide, aiming to list 10,000 international schools by March 2026. The AI-powered platform helps parents find schools impartially while providing schools with unprecedented data insights.
Percy Bysshe Shelley's sonnet 'To Wordsworth' critiques the older poet's perceived abandonment of radical ideals, blending tribute with stern judgment in a poignant exploration of political disillusionment.
Hong Kong's ex-publisher Jimmy Lai receives a 20-year prison sentence, drawing condemnation from foreign governments and rights groups, while Chinese authorities defend it as upholding rule of law.
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MI5 and NCSC leaders held urgent closed-door meetings with 70 university heads and political party officials, detailing foreign interference tactics including LinkedIn recruitment and financial inducements.
The Department of Education has issued updated guidance prohibiting nurseries from charging compulsory top-up fees for free childcare hours, aiming to protect parents from hidden costs.
Pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai receives a sentence in Hong Kong, while the Seattle Seahawks dominate the Super Bowl. UK faces widespread flooding alerts after heavy rainfall.
India hosts over 100 literature festivals annually, yet book sales remain low. Festivals offer spectacle over substance, but may plant seeds for future readers.
Ramadan 2026 is anticipated to commence on February 17th or 18th, marking a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection for Muslims worldwide. Here are ten crucial aspects to understand about this sacred period.
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Students in Britain's Gen-Z hubs criticise welfare handouts for fostering laziness, with ADHD and autism diagnoses cited as reasons for not job hunting after graduation.
Carla Georgescu, a 19-year-old clinical psychology student, was found dead at her university accommodation in Preston. A 34-year-old man from Hartlepool, known to the victim, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Pope Leo XIV will travel to Sydney in 2028 for the 54th International Eucharistic Congress, marking the first papal visit to Australia in two decades since Pope Benedict XVI.
The UK government's proposal to use student loan repayments as a covert graduate levy for NHS funding has ignited controversy, raising concerns over fairness and transparency in higher education finance.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been sentenced to over seven additional years in prison by an Iranian court, with her supporters confirming she is on hunger strike amid a government crackdown on dissent.
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A catastrophic landslide at a coltan mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing over 200, underscores the deadly human toll of intensified global competition for critical minerals essential for green tech and military hardware.
UK charity Childnet, part-funded by major tech firms, edited out warnings from teenage speakers about social media addiction and its harms at a Safer Internet Day event, sparking accusations of censorship.
International treaties designed to limit the spread of nuclear weapons are failing, raising concerns about global security and arms control efforts worldwide.
Student debt in the UK carries long-term financial implications, affecting graduates' ability to save, invest, and achieve life milestones like homeownership.
Gladys West, a pioneering mathematician whose work was crucial in developing GPS, has passed away. Her contributions to satellite geodesy revolutionised navigation and technology globally.
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Over 1,129 bodies recovered in Gaza remain unidentified due to blocked DNA testing equipment, leaving families in prolonged anguish as authorities struggle with massive debris clearance.
In 1965, six Tongan teenagers skipped school and became stranded on a deserted island for 15 months, displaying cooperation and resilience in a real-life story that contrasts with William Golding's dark novel.
Archaeologists have recovered significant fragments from early Brisbane in a salvage operation, offering new insights into the city's colonial history and urban development.
Enrolments in creative arts courses across Australia have collapsed, sparking warnings that the nation risks becoming an 'artless country' with severe cultural and economic consequences.
Recent reports suggest a rise in rudeness across Australia, with experts pointing to stress, social media, and urbanisation as key factors driving this cultural change.
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A compelling argument for integrating spiritual education into UK schools to foster holistic development, resilience, and ethical values in children.
Senior reporter Kate Lyons reveals the complex issues within the National Disability Insurance Scheme, discussing automated assessments and spending controls in a pivotal moment for its future.
A bishop's olive tree planting in the West Bank turned into a stark revelation of settler violence and systemic injustices faced by Palestinians, calling for international action.
The Inuit people of Greenland emphasize their communal stewardship of Arctic lands, challenging external ownership claims and highlighting their deep cultural connection to the environment.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has indicated that a June deadline for peace talks with Russia could be linked to the US midterm elections, raising questions about geopolitical timing.
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The government has announced sweeping reforms to the UK apprenticeship system, aiming to accelerate training for skilled jobs and address labour shortages with streamlined processes and shorter courses.
